Brown Trout Fishing in Argentina
Argentina’s Río Limay grows some of the heaviest resident brown trout on earth — 4-7 lb on an average day, double-digit fish every season. A complete guide to the fish, the water, the seasons and the tactics.
Rainbow Trout Fishing in Argentina
Rainbow trout are the backbone of Patagonian fly fishing – and at Jurassic Lake, Argentina grows the largest wild rainbows on earth. A complete guide to the fish, the waters, the seasons and the tactics.
Brook Trout Fishing in Argentina
The brook trout is Patagonia’s most beautiful fish – a char, not a trout – and in Chubut’s Rio Pico country Argentina grows them to world-record size. A complete guide to the fish, the waters and the tactics.
Landlocked Salmon Fishing in Argentina
The landlocked Atlantic salmon – salmón encerrado – is Patagonia’s rarest prize, and the turquoise Río Traful near Bariloche is its stronghold. A complete guide to the fish, the water and the tactics.
Sea-Run Brown Trout Fishing in Argentina (Río Grande)
The Río Grande in Tierra del Fuego is the world’s greatest sea-run brown trout fishery – average fish near 12 lb, twenty-pounders every week. A complete guide to the fish, the river, the season and the flies.
Chinook (King) Salmon Fishing in Argentina
The chinook – or king salmon – is the biggest fish in Patagonia: a Pacific salmon that colonised Argentina’s southern rivers and now runs to 90 lb. A complete guide to the fish, the rivers, the season and the flies.
Golden Dorado Fly Fishing in Argentina
The golden dorado – the ‘river tiger’ – is South America’s most explosive freshwater game fish, and Argentina is the best place on earth to catch one on a fly. A complete guide to the fish, the waters, the season and the flies.